Resume for IB Analyst Position

Your resume is obviously good--you've clearly put work into it. The only slight problem I see is that I don't understand what your story is just by looking at the resume. What I mean is this: if I didn't know you were applying to IB I would not have guessed it from the resume. Instead I would just see a smart, hardworking, kid. Think about what experiences you need to show off and highlight deeply.

If I were you I would save space by: -Shorten the tax internship. Reduce the scholarship to one line and shorten the first two by combining them. -Honestly, I might move Alpha Kappa Psi down to other activities at the bottom

With the space you've saved you can: -go deeper into the acquisitions part of your current work (very relevant) -go deeper into the case study (again super relevant) and explain the valuation methodologies you are familiar with -if you use valuation in your university investment group, show them, to demonstrate general strong understanding of the valuation

If you've saved too much space, add back the tax stuff first then AKPsi. This is pretty opinion driven but I think I have a good grasp of how to compensate for a lack of IB internship on a resume since I had to do the same. Honestly, though, your resume probably won't be what keeps you out of a job--your networking and your ability to craft a solid story explaining the gaps in your experience are what makes or breaks you now.